Actually, the president wouldn't be prosecuted as a criminal in this regard. There are only 3 options available to the Congress: censure, impeachment, and doing nothing.

The Republicans won't allow impeachment. There is a growing consensus among grassroots Democrats (though not their leadership surprise, surprise) that something must be done, and our political leaders must take a stand whether they will be successful or not.

It is actually a very savvy political move. A vote up or down on the censure resolution, if forced upon the Senate, would make for a dicy, hyper-charged political season.

Let's face it, the dumb ass, do nothing American voters are now having their faces rubbed in the mess they let happen. The corruption, graft, and criminal law breaking of the Big Business Party keeps getting worse and worse and worse. Feingold is way out ahead of his contemporaries, and is standing up against the corruption all alone on the right side of the fence. I don't expect his political peers to do anything but cower under their desks on the Senate floor until after the election.